Risk & governance
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Kiteworks lifts precautionary shutdown
Kiteworks has lifted a precautionary shutdown recommendation issued after federal threat intelligence warned of possible attacks, while continuing to say it has no indication of customer compromise.
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OT confidence outpaces industrial asset visibility
A Honeywell survey found 88% of industrial security leaders described their OT programmes as mature, while only 21% reported complete operational-technology asset inventories.
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Gartner forecasts agent abuse in enterprise breaches
Gartner predicts ungoverned AI-agent abuse will drive 25% of enterprise breaches by 2028 as agent identity, authority, and oversight become security-control problems.
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IBM buys Logiq for UK security work
IBM has acquired NCSC-assured Logiq Consulting, adding specialist UK defence, critical-infrastructure, Secure by Design, and sovereign-technology capabilities.
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Dutch agencies warn AI is accelerating cyber threats
Dutch intelligence, cyber, police, and government bodies have jointly warned that AI is increasing the speed and scale of cyberattacks, placing greater responsibility on organisational leadership.
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AI incident exercises remain uncommon
ISACA research finds only 8% of surveyed organisations regularly conduct AI-specific incident-response exercises, despite AI becoming increasingly embedded in day-to-day security operations.
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Nomios buys Orbcom in Portugal expansion
Nomios has acquired Portuguese cybersecurity and infrastructure specialist Orbcom, adding about 80 staff and establishing its first operation in Portugal.
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Belgian study exposes dependency-driven cyber risk
More than half of Belgian organisations surveyed said a supplier had suffered or was suspected of suffering a cyber incident, pushing supply chain exposure higher in national risk priorities.
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Hospital database overwrite tests recovery controls
Police are examining how Nottingham University Hospitals maternity records were overwritten during routine technical work, with recovery efforts and the full scale of data loss still unresolved.
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EU supervisors flag external technology dependencies
Europe’s financial watchdogs have put non-EEA technology dependencies alongside cyber threats and emerging AI risks among the vulnerabilities requiring closer scrutiny across the EU financial system.